A new BJSM study reveals that single leg vertical jump tests can uncover knee function deficits in male athletes returning to sport after ACL reconstruction, highlighting risks for re-injury and the need for targeted rehab.
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Knockando Jumps drew the North’s top athletes this weekend, showcasing thrilling competitions and fierce rivalries. The event highlighted local talent and boosted community spirit in the region.
World Athletics has praised the improved takeoff zone in horizontal jumps, highlighting its positive impact on athlete performance and safety. The update marks a significant step forward for the sport. (Freedom 96.9)
The recent ski-jumping scandal reveals how athletes’ suits were illegally modified to gain extra lift, sparking debates on fairness and leading to tightened regulations in the sport.
Jonathan Edwards has held the world record in the triple jump for over 30 years, a surreal milestone in athletics. His enduring legacy highlights rare longevity in a sport defined by fleeting moments of glory.
Equestrian, a highlight of the Olympic Games since 1912, combines dressage, show jumping, and eventing. Latest rules emphasize horse welfare. Stay tuned for upcoming Olympic events on Olympics.com.
What if COVID-19 never paused sports in 2020? Palatka Daily News explores the uncharted paths athletes and leagues might have taken, highlighting missed opportunities and surprising successes amid the shutdown.
Christian Taylor, America’s Olympic and World triple jump champion, is set to miss the Tokyo Games due to injury. The two-time Olympic gold medalist’s absence is a major blow to Team USA’s athletics squad.
A new study reveals that dual-task conditions significantly alter jump landing kinematics and kinetics in female athletes, especially those with dynamic knee valgus, raising concerns for injury prevention strategies.
David Edwards, holder of a 30-year-old world record, warned that the lack of new record-breaking performances is “not a good sign for athletics,” highlighting concerns over the sport’s current competitive state.